Robert Farrier

Oil Painting by Robert Farrier "Pheobe the Millers Maid"

1860

Oil Painting by Henry Stacy Marks "The Lady's Tailor" 1829 -1898 Leading London painter of life and historical scenes. Member of Royal Academy and St Johns wood...

Oil Painting by William Shayer Snr "An Inn Interior" 1787- 1879 Leading regency rural landscape painter from Southampton. He exhibited at the Royal Academy, B.I and 338 times at the ...

Oil Painting by Alfred Fowler Patten "The Bashful Swain" 1829 -1898 Painter of historical and domestic genre scenes. Prolific exhibitor at the R.A and B.I as well as the Royal societ...

Oil Painting by Thomas Fallon Marshall "Mrs Pepys Adopts The Latest Fashion" 1818- 1878 Member of the Liverpool Academy came to London where he was influenced by W.P Frith. Exhibited...

This 19th-century pastoral scene depicts a rustic cottage, with figures gathered by the door, accompanied by a white horse and resting cattle beneath overhanging foliage. The composi...

An atmospheric interior study depicting an old woman peeling potatoes for supper. She sits in the corner of her cottage and a large pot boils on an open fire. A small cat perches...

British School 19th Century Mischief Oil on canvas Image size: 30 x 25 inches Signed and inscribed indistinctly

George Bernard ONeil 1828-1917 Oil on canvas, signed & dated (18)76 lower right Image size: 22 ½ x 17 inches Original frame The painting depicts the arrival of the new teacher, a curious pupil peeps around a door to see her, while her friends look through the open door to the classroom to catch a glimpse. The artist has gone to great lengths with the painting, such as the highly detailed Dutch tiles on the bottom right of the picture or the window above the door in the background. O'Neil often painted works with several doorways leading off and giving a sense of depth to the work. The use of light and shadow is also cleverly depicted across the work, one light source arrives from where the viewer stands filling the room and the new teacher with light, while the other window above the door in the background also gives a warm glow. George Bernard O'Neill was born on 17th July 1828 in Dublin the ninth of fifteen children of Bernard and Sarah O...